Machinist 3
About Zero-Max
For over 77 years, Zero-Max has been a leading manufacturer of high-quality motion control and power transmission components used in machines across numerous industries around the world. Since our beginning, Zero-Max has earned a reputation for delivering high-quality, customizable, premium products that improve our customers’ results.
We hire highly motivated and talented people who are committed to being responsive to our customers’ needs, holding themselves accountable to our customers and each other, and conducting business with honesty and integrity.
Our Core Values
- Provide best-in-class service and solutions
- Hold ourselves accountable
- Do the right thing
Located on scenic grounds in Plymouth, MN, Zero-Max offers a newly remodeled, clean, and climate-controlled production facility. We are proud of the longevity and dedication of our employees and are committed to providing a positive work environment along with a competitive compensation and benefits package, including:
- Robust health, dental, and vision plans
- 401(k) plan with a generous 6% match plus a 4% discretionary profit-sharing plan
- Generous Paid Time Off (PTO)
- Company-wide bonus
- Clean, safe, climate controlled, low noise shop environment
- Training, mentorship, and coaching from leadership
- Healthy work/life balance
- Other fringe benefits in a fun and welcoming environment that sets us apart from most companies!
Zero-Max is currently recruiting for a Machinist 3 who will be responsible for the set-up and operation of multiple, complex machines with little or no supervision. Instructs less skilled machinists. This is the top-level machinist position. Employees at this level should be highly proficient with all less complex machines in the shop.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities include the following. Other duties may be assigned.
- Sets-up machines of a complex nature including horizontal/vertical milling or mill/turn with multi axis twin spindles, twin turrets
- Operate machines of a complex nature
- Maintain set-up sheets for new parts or design changes
- Edit machine programs
- Select proper tooling for different machining sequences
- Instruct less skilled operators
- Perform finishing work such as, deburring, sanding, etc.
- Maintain a clean and safe workplace